Stato
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I'm glad mine is. I don't know how I'd have coped if it had up and left me. I'd be even more full of it than I already am.
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[Football] Dyche looking likely for Everton ***CONFIRMED***
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Dyche and Maupay could take Shithousery to a whole new level.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I'm not buying the argument Everton are safe if Dyche comes in.
I accept that Stains and Plucky look doomed but Forest, Wolves and West Ham are all showing signs of life, while Leicester, Palace and Leeds should have enough to stay up.
I also wonder how many of the bigger players are already planning on their next move. We know Gordon has downed tools, we know Spurs are eyeing Pickford as a replacement for Lloris, and the prospect of playing under Dyche suggests the players will have to work hard and grind out results. Are they prepared to do that?
I accept that Stains and Plucky look doomed but Forest, Wolves and West Ham are all showing signs of life, while Leicester, Palace and Leeds should have enough to stay up.
I also wonder how many of the bigger players are already planning on their next move. We know Gordon has downed tools, we know Spurs are eyeing Pickford as a replacement for Lloris, and the prospect of playing under Dyche suggests the players will have to work hard and grind out results. Are they prepared to do that?
Man of Harveys
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Will he still throw the new recruits into a canal like they used to at Burnley? What a character.
Alan Shearer made a point about the hugely differing styles and approaches of various previous appointments.
JJ McClure
Go Jags
Dyche is the right appointment to get them promoted back to the prem next year, this year I reckon they're toast.
warmleyseagull
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Glad we are not playing them now; he will get new manager bounce but even he can’t polish a turd.
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Sheebo
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Not sure if that’s quite true - googled to check and could only find this about sitting in river for a fine - but different from chucking the new boys in a canal…!
Sean Dyche reveals hilarious stories of the 'fine wheel' he used on his players at Burnley - Fan Banter
Sean Dyche reveals hilarious stories of the ‘fine wheel’ he used on his players during his time as manager at Burnley between 2012 and 2022. The 51-year-old boss was axed by the Turf Moor outfit in the middle of a Premier League relegation battle last season, sitting 18th at the time, four...
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Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
It is official Everton are relegated
Solid at the back
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I think he will do a good job, and may well keep them up. He will get them organised and solid at the back.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
No foregone conclusion either way imo. He will get them organised but they are terrible, specially at scoring goals.
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